Thread: General Ofcom demand more of the BBC
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Old 13-10-2017, 22:39   #6
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Re: Ofcom demand more of the BBC
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Originally Posted by Raider999 View Post
Yes, they need to stop paying newsreaders a fortune 24/7 - why do you need 2 people sat on a sofa? Why do you need to send people all over the world to report news? When the World Cup comes round, why do you need to send loads of people to sit in a studio in Russia and talk a load of c**p when they could do that from a studio in UK - or better still do without them altogether.


I know it was ITV but same applies,
Can anyone tell me what relevance there was having Ryan Giggs on the last 2
England games - he chose to be Welsh years ago - we don't owe him a living.
Did you read about how many reporters the BBC sent to cover that trapped miners story a couple of years ago? The BBC have plenty of money they could recirect into the production of original programming.

They may plead poverty, but the budget they have to play with is the envy of the commercial broadcasters.
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